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One more simple question (again could not find it in the literature), how can one customize the date labels using code? The graph.axis(b) command does not seem to provide that option

Thx Gareth!

Hi all, I know how to connect adjacent points in a chart using point and click but is there an option to include this in code? I thought there must be a line of code that would work like
graph graph1.line(option here to connect adjacent points) series1

but I cannot find it.

Is there any way to change the identifying restrictions for the impulse responses from the Bayesian VAR add-in? I assume at the moment they are computing non-orthogonal impulses. Additonally, I am converting the Bayesian VAR to a model to estimate bootstrapped standard errors for the impulse respons...

Great, thanks a lot. Excellent add-in.

Is there any way to make a model from a BVAR in a batch file? I see the subroutine makemodel is in the add-in directory, but I am finding it difficult to call it for a BVAR estimation. Thanks!

I have a model in which there is a function on the right hand side. Obviously, the left hand side is an endogenous variable and the right hand side is a function of another endogenous variable (the function is @cumsum). Model is solvable, but the value of function on the right hand side does not cha...

Got it, thanks for you help.

Thanks Chris. I see those general options for the method on the solver tab, but I do not see where I can fix the specific terminal values (or the growth rates). Also, is there a way to code it up in a program? I know you can set the general option in solveopt(t=??), but again, can you fix the specif...

Hi all, Heavy eviews user, but new to models. Running a small macro model with some future values. I am using the terminal conditions option, but am a little confused. Where can I specify the terminal conditions? If I cannot, what is eviews assuming? (e.g., I would like all of the endogenous variabl...

Gareth, simple question, but do I run the addin as a series proc? i.e., series_name.fdfilter

Works, but a dialog box appears asking me for options. I would like to code it up so the filter runs without menu inputs.

Thanks. I had thought of that approach, should work in most circumstances. Still, would be nice to include inequalities etc.

Is there a way to impose a zero lower bound on an endogenous variable in a model? Would be very useful in the current environment...

Great, thanks!

Anyone know how to match a series observation to a date? I know about @dtoo and @otod, but I am thinking more of identifying the date for which a series reached it maximum value; i.e. I do not know the observation number, just the criteris (that it is the max),

Cheers!